In an afternoon workshop in Copán, Honduras, coffee producers didn't just answer our questions — they elected their own governance committee to decide how their farm data gets used. That's the model. Compliance, starting with EUDR in December 2026, is what it makes possible.
Insight without income is advice.
Income without insight is charity.
"The value of a farm's data should be decided by the people who grow it."
Before any data moves, producers vote on the rules. Then GPS capture, satellite verification, and a compliance package that covers far more than one regulation.
A cooperative-wide workshop on data rights — consent, revocability, who benefits. Producers vote on a Data Governance Regulation and elect their own oversight committee before a single record is sold.
One visit. A field technician records GPS boundaries, practices, and consent using an offline app — no paperwork, no repeat visits.
Every farm is checked against satellite deforestation data, post-2020. PASS, REVIEW, or FAIL — with a tamper-proof audit trail.
A DDS-ready file, plus everything else the same record answers — CSRD, CSDDD, the EU Data Act, LkSG and more.
We ran a data governance workshop with CAPUCAS cooperative in Copán, Honduras — producers surveyed before and after, in the room, on paper. Nobody scripted what happened next: by the end of the day, participants had elected their own Digital Governance Committee to oversee how farm data is collected, accessed, and used. PROEXO, a second cooperative, is a confirmed partner for the next round.
“Acabo de regalar dinerito mío, porque dejé que un comprador hiciera un video de mi finca.” Workshop participant, on realizing what their data was worth
“Pues entonces está bien darla: al menos no me quitan más.” Workshop participant, on being asked to consent for the first time
A single verified origin record answers EUDR, CSRD, CSDDD, the EU Data Act, LkSG and more — priced per container moved, not per company size.
Talk to our team ↗Your farm's second harvest is its data — captured, sold, and never returned. AgroDignity returns it: verified income, the insight others already have about you, and a real vote in how it's governed.
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25 years in international agricultural policy. Former Alternate Permanent Representative of Honduras to FAO, IFAD and WFP in Rome. LL.M., Global Food Law.
Agroindustrial engineer and active FAO consultant. Coordinated 81 field technicians and the legalization of 2,000+ rural cooperatives at PRONADERS, Honduras.
Doctoral researcher in circular economy, University of Trieste. Leads EU market access and academic validation from Italy.
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